Oh, glad you found this informative Thanks! 🙇🏻‍♂️

@ hey, glad you did it. I’m new to photography so a super in depth take on how to use a flash is too much and just saying “it’s a flash it works” ain’t enough. Thank brother.

Glad you find this useful 😆

Without. You can’t control the flash on this point and shoot though, it’ll just fire if the meter reads there’s low light

Kodak gold 200 for these

Thank! Happy new year to you as well 🎉

Happy new year! I can’t really say much more about the viewfinder as it is 😅 if you really want precision, maybe an SLR film camera like the Minolta SRT 101 would be better for you since what you see in the viewfinder is what you’ll get as a frame

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You’ll have to finish the film roll then get it developed and scanned digitally before you can send them to your phone 😅

Not necessarily immediately after taking a photo, but you’ll have to advance the film to take the next one

You’ll have to finish the roll of film, rewind it, get it developed and then digitally scanned before you can put the photos on you phone

I got the film developed and digitally scanned 😄

@Bonsees It is very good that you have responded even after 3 years. Respect

I wonder if duck taping the flash works haha

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The one I showed here is a Kodak Ultra F9

Higher ISO means higher sensitivity to light. To make it simple, generally speaking, you can use the 400 iso film in darker scenes than what the 200 can handle

Worth using that rare roll of a film for sure 😭 thanks!

You can use colour film like Kodak ultramax 400 😄

Have you checked the H35N (updated H35)? One thing to think about is that the H35 has a wide angle lens (22mm) and this has a standard lens (50mm) so the frame is tighter Other than that, they are pretty similar~ The H35N has a lot more functionalities though (long exposures, built in star filter, etc) I made a few videos on it if you’re curious ☺️

I’d use 100-200 with this camera especially for sunny days (like Kodak Ektar and Gold) Cloudy days and low light, I’ll use 400 Hope this helps!

It might start moving slightly but it will spin when you advance the film~ also, the film advance wheel will not lock and cock the shutter if the film didn’t take to the spool, so as long as the film advance wheel locks and cocks the shutter, you should be good 😊

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Oooh have fun! 🙈🙈🙈 Foot content will probably be an inside joke on my videos now haha 😂

@@Bonsees yeeshhh ... also i'll mail u some of my shots once i get my camera ! probably in JAN.

Thanks! Lomography makes several versions of this now with different films inside, but they should all be refillable the same way 😊

Hahaha the socks are comfy 🤭 And I know they’re just packaging but like, I appreciate good design 😂 Thanks! 🙏🏼

@@Bonsees it does matter! like the difference between opening something beautiful versus the new kodak packaging...haha

Hey thanks! Mine fires when the PC sync is set to M but not on X. Does your Pen FT have batteries on? Otherwise, I’m not sure either, hopefully not a broken sync port 🙁

Thanks!

You’re welcome 😊

I haven’t tried it with snow, but keep in mind that snow reflects light so light meters will want to dim it down and give you a reading that will look underexposed. Not sure what the actual number is but you probably want to add an exposure compensation of around +2 stops. If your camera doesn’t have exposure compensation, rate it at ISO 50 (or 25 even) and shoot as usual~ you generally want snow to look bright, not grey. Hope this helps!

Thanks! Sadly, I can’t seem to find the set anymore (it’s called the Lomo’instant square glass Color filter set if you wanna watch for them on resale sites), Lomography might’ve already discontinued it 😞 I saw some similar ones on eBay though, like this one www.ebay.ca/itm/266107740391?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=Y2YTQ4jPR42&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=vtoWZ-19S7y&var=565952044870&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Just make sure the filter thread size is 30.5mm

30.5mm 🙌🏼

Look at the update to this camera, the Kodak Ektar H35N, I posted several videos on it as well 😌

I like my H35N more 🤭

Obrigado 😊

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Hey thanks! Why not both? Hehe jk ND4 on ISO 200 might be too much since that’s 2 stops so it’ll be like you’re shooting with an ISO 50 film. But also, ask yourself whether you wanna stick to ISO 200 or switch to ISO 100 instead and not needing an ND

@ sounds like a plan! Have you tried iso 100 with this camera? ISO 200 film is the best bang for the buck tho! Also I guess iso 100 would struggle when it’s darker hours.. I see this camera as a replacement for smartphone photography so I carry it on me at all times. So I’m looking for this perfect formula for every condition. I guess you’re right I need 1 stop for 200 and 2 stops for 800 (when I’m in a twilight zone) 😁

Ikr 🙈

Yeah, 400 or higher would be ideal. I find that Daylight balanced colour film on cloudy days don’t seem as great though (that’s just my opinion), so maybe experiment with using black and white or tungsten balanced film (like CineStill 800T) too 😄

Thanks, you’re very kind 🙏🏼

You just have to trust the process 😅. Joking aside, you can’t really be 100% sure if you’re getting photos when shooting film. But you can increase your confidence by checking some things like if you can advance the film and it stops to cock the shutter, if you hear the shutter sound when you snap a photo, if you make sure to use the flash in low light situations, etc.

Congrats on your first film camera! Hope you enjoy To be brief, I’d use 100 or 200 for the Ektar H35. 100/200 for outdoors, 400 for low light situations. The number of the ISO corresponds to how light sensitive the film is, the higher, the more light sensitive it is. Look up “exposure triangle photography” if you want to learn more about this, but TLDR, usually you can control the exposure by either changing the shutter speed, aperture, or ISO/ASA. Since the Ektar H35 has a fixed shutter speed and aperture, you can only “control” the exposure by choosing the ISO (and using the flash, I guess). From my experience, 100 or 200 works best while 400 can start to look overexposed. Cheers!

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Glad you enjoyed it! 🤩

Dang, I didn’t know Japanese labs don’t really do ECN-2. To be fair, it wasn’t ever supposed to be a consumer thing 😅 I have two rolls of the street savvy film~ just waiting for a good sunny day to use it 🥲